Hank and artemis requiem

The Hellenders are a group of demon hunting superheroes led by a mysterious man who goes by the alias Nathaniel. The grandson of a well-known Methodist preacher , Nathaniel has taken his family crusade to the next level. By working with the CIA and FBI , the Hellenders try to keep the citizens of Hell from gaining access to the mortal world and destroy supernatural creatures such as vampires , werewolves and ghouls. They travel from place to place in the Angelwing, a flight vehicle that can travel miles per hour, can cloak under radar and has front and rear laser cannons. When Nathaniel discovered that Wonder Woman had the ability to astral project herself into various lands of myth, [1] he feared that she would try to physically transport herself to the Underworld after she began having violent nightmares of her former Amazon sister Artemis being tortured by demons in order to save her.

Login Create Account. Artemis: Requiem 1. Published June by DC. Story Title Into the Pit. Writer William Messner-Loebs. Interior Art Ed Benes. Cover Art Ed Benes.

No recent wiki edits to this page. Only seconds out of the grave and with Diana unconscious, Artemis finds herself ambushed by a strange group of warriors. She rescues a female security officer named Hank Jessup in the process just as more and more of the warriors arrive. She is offered a spot on a covert, demon-hunting team and travels to Pennsylvania to meet their leader Nathaniel and his right hand woman Shock Treatment but all is not as it seems. This edit will also create new pages on Comic Vine for:.

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